Sentence examples for should be cut back from inspiring English sources
Some tax expenditures should be cut back and reformed.
Where this happens, fertiliser subsidies should be cut back.
There's a lot of ivy on those walls that should be cut back a little.
Question Time presenter David Dimbleby and Horrocks's former colleague Roger Mosey have both suggested the corporation should be cut back.
One district judge approved of this, another tolerated it, but the third said regulations should be cut back to protect first-amendment rights of expression.
Should plants be cut back after the first frost?
High school needs to be re-thought and should likely be cut back to three years instead of four.
Grasses are beautiful in the winter (even though they sometimes bend with the snow), and ideally they should not be cut back until the spring when the new leaves emerge from the crown.
Of course, most Americans know little about the many crucially successful aid efforts, because Moyo, Easterly, and others lump all kinds of programs - the good and the bad - into one big undifferentiated mass, rather than helping people to understand what is working and how it can be expanded, and what is not working, and should therefore be cut back.
Should the ends be cut back after the blooms at the bottom fall off?
